The 2022 Formula 1 schedule continues on Sunday with the 2022 Aramco United States Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas. The tournament has a starting time of 3 p.m. ET. Max Verstappen has already won the 2022 F1 World Championship for drivers and Red Bull can lock up a fifth Formula 1 World Championship as a constructor with a win on Sunday. The win would end an eight-year run at the top of the Mercedes constructors’ standings. Ferrari is currently in second place but needs a complete collapse from Red Bull to dig itself out of a 165-point hole.
Verstappen’s victory two weeks ago in Japan was his 12th of the season and guaranteed him the title in 2022. He is listed as a -200 favorite (risk $200 to win $100) in the new 2022 US Grand Prix odds from Caesars Sportsbook. Six-time US Grand Prix winner Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes is next at 7-1 while Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc is 15-2. Before analyzing the 2022 US Grand Prix grid and making any Formula 1 picks, be sure to check out the latest 2022 US GP predictions and betting tips from SportsLine’s reliable prediction product.
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The biggest shocker: the product fades Sergio Perez even though he is the fourth favorite for the 2022 American Grand Prix at 8-1. Perez started his Formula 1 career at the Australian Grand Prix in 2011 and finally took his first win in his 219th career start in Monaco earlier this season. He followed his victory in Singapore earlier this month and after finishing second in Japan two weeks ago, he passed Leclerc for second place in the drivers’ standings.
However, Perez’s third-place finish at the Tour of America last year was his only American finish and his career average finish in nine races in Austin was ninth. The model predicted he would miss the field again on Sunday. Read also : GR Symphony combines music, theater and video games. See which products are supported here.
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2022 Formula 1 United States Grand Prix odds, field, top contenders
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Max Verstappen -200Lewis Hamilton 7-1Charles Leclerc 15-2Sergio Perez 8-1George Russell 14-1Carlos Sainz 14-1Lando Norris 200-1Fernando Alonso 250-1Esteban Ocon 400-1Pierrear5001 -1Lance Stroll 1000-1Guanyu Zhou 1500-1Yuki Tsunoda 1500-1Kevin Magnussen 2000-1 Mick Schumacher 2000-1 Alexander Albon 2000-1 Nicholas Latifi 2000-1
